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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19

ostrich farm, the valley of the Los An
geles river for ten miles, and mountain
viewof great beauty. The lots are seii.ng
very rapidly and all the small villa
tracts and lands surrounding are being
taken in lively manner. Ths town
now has about 500 inhabitants, WITH
three real estate offices es---Messrs. Byram
& Dutton. B. 4. Patterson. and Kip
ipeer & Williams--all of whom appear
to be doing lively business. In taot'
these beautiful lots all covered with
healthy, bearing fruit trees, free from
scale bug. are selling more rapidly at
private sale than lots in other settlements
of the country. With the dummyyroad
completed, gentlemen can reside In
Glendale in house OF beauty, ana sur
rounded by refined society, and transact
business in the city. from which place
they will be distant only thirty minutes
Maps can be seen at the office OF Ben.
Z. Ward, No. 4 Court street in this city,
or of the local agents at Glendale,
Messrs. .. +. Patterson and Byram q
Dutton. At the present rate at winch
the town lots and the acreage tracts are
selli o. the whole property Will pass
into the hands Of actual settlers
and become one of the most beautiful
towns in California. The town is sup
plied with telephone, postothce' sew
eral stores and q blacksmith shop. In
addition to the grand hotel, town hall
is to be built in the center of tho place.
The orchards of Glendale are now load
ed with beautiful fruit Of all kinds, both
citrus and deciduous. while the gardens
are radiant with flowers and rich IN
small fruits of every kind. Beautiful
homes can be had ready made in Glen
dale at low prices. A hack leaves the
office of Ben. E. Ward daily at 10 A. NJ.
and 4 p. M, for this charming spot.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.
A Review of the Day,s Transss
tf0ns.

NEW YORK, May ls.-There was another
burst OF activity in the stock market to-day,
and under the lead of New England and
Missouri Pacific material advances were
esta blished over the entire list. The mar
ket was strong from the opening, with Mis-
souri, Pacific and Union Pacific most prom
inent in the dealing. Coal stock ana
Grangers we're Ii fluenced to weakness
first, but later recovered their tone, After
the first hour the market quieted down and
prices remained stationary until the after
noon. After time more animation was
shown and decidedly strong tone devei'
oped throughout the list, while New Eng
land and Missouri Pacific with few OF the
specialties made marked advances. The
continued until the close,
which was active and strong. at the best
prices of the day. Government bonds were
dull. but steadf to firm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
CRIMINALITIES.
Matters Interesting to Member
Of the Police Department..

IhteEGbthNE ~
of the Police Department.
Lizzie Lopez pleaded guilty yesterday
to another charge of smoking opium.
She will be sentenced to-day.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Dunlap yester-
day arrested Jose Antonio Salinas ut
San Bernardino for selling liquor to two
Indian women. Salinas will be exam
amined before U. s. Commissioner Van
Dyke on Tuesday next. His bail was
fixed at 800.
Maud Miller, who was arrested at the
instance of Mrs. " atson on charge of
visiting immoral places, was sentenced
by Justice Austin yesterday to the Boys
and Girls Aid Society in San Francisco.
Pietro Zazzi, the organ grinder who
has been seen frequently around the
streets with little girl, was arrested
Yesterday on charge of misdemeanor,
consisting of cruelty to children. The
case will be tried to-day before Justice
| Austin.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
EtnaE,cta

NEW YORK, May is.-Ciosing qno,s'ions ,U,,s oas
we're: Three per cent. ioo, ioui oonrna pvi
ss iio1s 'Hsp' Denver and Rio Grapde, Sl24 Louis
vile & Nashville, 6sss; Michigan Central
e5; Kansas and Texas. 827s; N Y Central,
ll59s; Northern Pacific, Sl1a preferred, oS1s;
DO; Oregon Navigation, 49, Oregon Trans, Trans
continental, 842S; Pacific Mail, sea; Texas
Paoific, S25z; Union Pacific, sS24; United
States Express, 81; Wells, Fargo q Cos
Express s0;.Western Union Teiegrhph' ''2s;
Central Pacific, EA.
Nav yoRK NAV IS Money on call-Essy
at iCo,5 Der cent; closing offered s.
Prime mercantile paper sC9)M per
cent.
Sterling exchange, dull and steady
at sis5N for sixty day bills; $4.sGA for
demand.
NEW YoRH. NAV lS--Bar silver, %.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
Chicago Wheat Market.

CHICAGO. NAV ls.-At the close wheat was
easy; cash, s67s; June, SIS; July. Ssss
Corp--Steady; cash, 3sts June, 80 5-lo
July, al.
Barley Nominal at SIC per bushel.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, May 1S.-Wheat firm; de
mand fair; holders offer moderately.
Corn-Quiet; demand poor; new mixed
Western, Is Bid per GENITAL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
NEW YORK. May ls,--Bsr silver, 49,
SAN Francisco, May 1s.-The following
The srain Markets.

DOMESTIC.
BAN FRANCISCO, May 1s.-Wheat-,Q Qule'
and steady; buyer, season. S204; buyer
'S7, $2.04: August, Sl.S2. o, =,
Barley - Easier; buyer season, Sl'loA
buyer 81. sL24l4
Corn Quiet; California large yellow
sl.07IS(GliO per GENITAL; small, sl.l216Cgl'lo;
" hita 81 95(TI 10
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
BottIcd Lager lseer

flavor and purity, delivered to any part of
the city at Si.2O per dozen, Il bottles return
ed. Leave orders at No. 40 N. Spring street
or telephone No. 81, to Philadelphia Brew
cry, 235 Also street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
HOUSES AND LOTS.

Hill street, rooms west side. ........ .$6aoG'
Hill street, lovely cottage of rooms.
H. & G. water. bath, patent closet;
lot bOxl55 to ailey; new and central $500
Griffin avenue. house and lot. .......... 1850
House and lot on Ninth street......... 1850
three houses and one lot; pays $50 per
month rent; right in town; q good
'nves' ment; half cash; only. -. 1000.
Honse Of srooms, two-storv; ~ acres
ofground well, windmill and tank;
on line of cars; a fine home; lots of
frult and erS.....-............... Juot
ears; cheap. ' ......,....,1........' 90. 200
Two-etory house on Los Angeles street;
large lot; bet. Sixth and Seventh. 6o0c
Nice house: lots of fruit; sta BILE: n acre
of ground; on line Of cars; cheap at 1850
And 100 other places.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
Hot Lunch

For burns aud scalds use St. Jacobs OIL
according to directions. Price fifty cents
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
BURBANK,
q. w. II. RICHARDS.

l., r. GARNSEY, Room 16 Bryson Block
a.. w. KING. li3 West First Street.
X. l.. MACNElL, 10 Court Street,
II. Fl HALL, Lawyer Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19

The Most Ifeauttfut Assortment
OF opera glasses and fans in the city at
Fred Linde, liz N. Spring. street, Temple
Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
Petroleum.

NEW YORK, May lS-Petroleum was
steady to firm. opening at 62ls; highest,
6zs4; lowest. 6lss; closing 62H. Sales, l,3t2,-
600 barrels.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19

At the Eintracht every day from II A. NJ. tC
2P NJ, and tor. NJ. sauerkraut and
Spareribs to-day.
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MARVIN TRACT.


of the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
HUMPHREYS & RIGGlN.
30 South Spring St.
Los Angelesu....,. =. California.
ml59
SPECULATE In MONROVIA,
The Most Progressive Town sn
Los Angeles County.

NEW BUSINESS BLOCKS AND RESI-
IN dences aud two lines of street railway
now in course OF construction. Compare.
lively more money hos been made In the
last twelve months in Monravia than In any
boom has lust com enced. 70 SEE is 10 be.
iieve. we have the agency of the celehrated
KEEFER TRACT,
heart OF the tewn. Tbree-fourths of these
lots have been sold in the last three weeks,
IN lhe amount OF about 100000. Come be-
| fore they are all gone and securea lot and
double your money In sixty days. Those
who purchase lots In this tract will be taken
10 Monrovia and return free of all expense.
including dinner at the unrivalled Grand
View Hotel. o. B. SHORT, Special Agent,
No, s South Spring ST., Los Angeles. m14tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19

The readers attention is called to "The
Belle of Nelson Whiskey" advertise In an
other column.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19

Chicago Meat Market.
CHICAGO, May Isl y. M.-Pork- Easy;
cash and June, s21 SO per barrel.
Close--Pork and lard unchanged.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
REAL ESTATE SLAUGHTER

A PARTY DESTROYS OF LEAVING
N Southern California by JUNE lst, is
determined to close out the following list
of CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY at
WHATEVER 1T WILL BRING.
First-A model stock iarm, IL miles FROM
this city, on railroad; l3S acres. all fenced;
running stream, lowing wells; all choice
land for corn; good improvements; 60 acres
alfalfa; only Sli0 per acre.
Second-20 acres within "a mile city linn
its; grand view; only. $500 per acre. Ad-
Ing at $500 each.
Third--20 acres choice land in Azusa.
under old ditch; 1925 per acre. Also, nice
5-acre improved home in Azusa; only $4,000.
Fourth-Two nice residences on Buena
Vista street, will pay IA per cont per month
on the investment, and will increase
largely when the bridge is completed.
Fifth-Two lots on the Ninth street car line
| near Pearl; aud one in Fair View $1,000
each.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19

L1-Address or apply at Room I'D, over
No. rS N. Spring ST., Los Angeles myl47t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
FOR S A l. f
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Nothing to Equal Them

ONE PRIVATE HOTEL Commands the
finest view In Los Angeles; always crowded
good investment Price. S27. 800. Terms
of sale reasonable.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19
Glendale, the Beautiful Suburb |

UNPRECEDENTED SUCCEss-Over Sold-Moor
PURE WAIER-Fines Of Air Lots will double
and 4P Prices will be advanced May 2 $50 lot Don't walt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19

ONE 4-ACRE. we'll improved farm; fine
house, windmill and tank; all land in good
vines: only a couple of miles from city.
Price, 81 800; one-third cash. balance easy
terms,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19

ONE IMPROVED FARM-30 acres; all
under cultivation; house and improve
ments; short distance IRON Los Angeles.
Price, &435O. Reasonable terms.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19

=; " pqwSEY . nns,cIaI,RI HARVEY. Downey Block
| d. BIIRRaNwann ~. aN9rth spring street.
hAain stree. my<--tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-19

ONE SMALL TRACT-12 acres: good land
large house. 7 his is very cnoice and n
bargain; near Los Angeles. Price. $4s9O.
Reasonable terms.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-30

It's to be hoped ihst the famous sculp-
tor who is 90 make a statue Of General
r +. ! ce will study the personal por
trait and the character Of the soldier and
not present the conycn ional Likeness that
Is more like an Episcopal bishop than a
soldier. The artist will be fortunate in
having almost an ideal model in the orig
inal for art could scarcely make a more
heroic, graceful, and strong figure than
that of General Lee as men have seen
him on horseback at the head of bis
army, inspired with that glorious ambi-
ton that was born Of pure patriotism,
fired with the JOY Of war and sublimeted
by the love Of his troops
We want 10 see the great soldier the
realization Of The ideal KING {, without
fear and without reproach. gentle and
full of Christian courtesy bat stern in
the militant force Of noble cause
j. there Confederate soldier who has
ever seen him on the battlefield who will
not agree with us in this.
We believe that Mercie win takeagrcai
artists pride in modelling great hero,
Of whom the whole Christian world will
De proud when they know Dis character
We published some time ago the plain
statement of Hon Simon Cameron. that
General Lee had been offered the com
mand Of One Federal armies in 1851
ID only serves TO open The first beauii-
fol page of that great volume of Dis
military career with picture that pro-
claims the perfect hero in fact The
modern Roland. who knew uaught and
felt naueht but thc call of duty
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cars and The holds Of vessels.
"Why.~ declared the hears, sit Is our duty
10 provide storage room for all the wheat i..
country can send us, apd il necessary We ID
rent the Expo zion building and I'll 1t iuii OF
wheat
Twenty miles of side tracks in and around
Chicago are covered with cars laden WIN
wheat. AMI ont in the country are miles Hiri
miles more
Great heavensm exclaimed the cliqn'
"theyW make MS buy all The wheat IN ilr
country before we get through
That was She first sign of weakness lhr
clique began to waver. First one Of DIS mem
bers became frightened and secretly enieav.
ored 10 unload upon his confnres and
save as much Of his own bacon as De cou'L
His fellow conspirators detected bis little
game ami hauleI him over the coal, Before
tbs quarrel n Tine clique had been settled
the bears madea terrific raid 0u the markel
The clique brokers telegraphel n vain ior
funds wilh which to fight Over tue wires
few rum0r that the Cincinnati. bank, whose
chief Owner was the leader Of the clique bal
closed Dos d00rs-aud then the cyclone s'lI
tine wheat fit aud Jeff ruin boz IFS wake
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it, in One way or another. OH, Clique mN
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of dollars Iu cash wheat f.ev bad no'+
four mil ions, and ou forty mi lions 0r more
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had placed. lef0I. abandoning the h..i. au
average margin of trn or tif. ile c.n'-
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Croquet is not dying out One Gm ssui,
out 10000 sets every year. Tie balls ais
made by a machine which converts them from
Il rough stick four feet long iii ten minutes
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Minister Jarvis. thc American dipIo-
matte headlight in Brazil. writes long
letters 20 DIS home newspaper in which
ne calls himself eve and ornament,
his past personal "reminiscences With
stump clOQuoncc
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Mr. Dan Voorhees, isrporicd %. -ay'n-
that the fisheries question sill play m
important part in Tine next ualiona
campaign.
Hardly. unless the fish enter as brain
food into the elements OF the contest
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GLENCOE.
Corn is ali gathered.

Corn is ali gathered.
Quails and rabbits are plentiful.
Waters. throughout the country. are
still very low.
Thomas Bower is wearing a prodig>
iouS smlie over new baby boy.
George Fennel has moved his family
to Quincy.
Miss Mary Ogilbee is home from an
extended visit in bellaire.
Mrs. Mary Chapman, who has been
quite sick for some time is improving.
Sim Campbell has treated his house
to new coat of paint.
The Little Gem literary society of
Fairvlew, is in tiousishing state. Ths
house is crowded at every meeting.
Mr. Alfred Mcmahon has rented 4
farm in Monr { county, aud will remove
there in the spriGg.
The store rooms of Bower Bros, and
Sutton Bros have been handsomely
painted.
Mr. l.. B. Potts has bought the new
dwelling house of DR.. J. A. Clark. anG
MF. Clark has bought the Mills property
Trains on the B. & Q. were held here
for several hours Friday evening by I
large fall of stone in the cut.
DR.. keyser will shortly move from
here to town near Pittsburgh; the Dr.
during his stay here has made a host OF
warm friends, who will regret to see
him leave. bpt will most heartily wist
him success in his new ield labor.
We are Informed that the static
agent here has received orders to send il
the names of The boys who persist il
boarding moving freight trains, ant
they will he arrested. This is a NOV,
in the right direction. and the matte
should be pushed until the habit is bro
ken up.
The Republicans of this precinct ar,
feeling very jubilant over the election
1t is very gratifying TO them to kuov
that thev polled the largest vote eyeI
polled in the precinct, and succeeded il
running most of the county candidate
from two TO six votes ahead of tnei
ticket.
Ralph, little son of Mr.. Van Suttol
has been quite sick with Group.
Thomas Cross. Of this place, is work
ing tin shop in Belaire.
Several of our teachers will probabl
attend the meeting of the Eastern Obi
Tedchhrs' Association, which meets il
Steu6enSilIe, Friday and Saturday 0
| this week.
The Glencoe literary society held ;
verc interesting session Friday night
An excellent program, including d yer
interesting debate was rendered. aad tn
following new officers Installed: Pres't
V. NJ Fulton; Vice Pret't. J AS. Hogan
Sec'y, Miss Emma King; Monitor. Mis-
C. J. Barrett; rress.. E. d. Meek; JAM
tor, Charles Henry. QIite a number O
vlsl,Ors from distance were present.
Rev. Ei2hsr commenced "a series Q
meetings here Sunday night He viii
have some able assistance during tn
meeting.